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Understanding 9/11Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Bowl on 1974-07-21
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- 1974-07-21 ( check for other copies)
- Topics
- Live concert
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- Grateful Dead
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- DeadLists Project
- Item Size
- 1.3G
Set 1: The Promised Land, Tennessee Jed, Me And My Uncle, Sugaree, Jack Straw, Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo > It Must Have Been The Roses, El Paso, Scarlet Begonias, Around And Around
Set 2 (Phil & Ned): Seastones
Set 3: China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, Big River, Row Jimmy, Playin' In The Band > Wharf Rat > Truckin' > Nobody's Fault But Mine Jam > Playin' In The Band, Ship Of Fools, Sugar Magnolia
Encore: U.S. Blues
Set 2 (Phil & Ned): Seastones
Set 3: China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, Big River, Row Jimmy, Playin' In The Band > Wharf Rat > Truckin' > Nobody's Fault But Mine Jam > Playin' In The Band, Ship Of Fools, Sugar Magnolia
Encore: U.S. Blues
Notes
The end of Scarlet Begonias and part of Truckin' patched with: AUD (Unknown Mics) -> Cassette Master -> Cass -> Cass
Recorded By Ed Friedman
Tape supplied by Ken Stuart
-- Mind Left Body and Spanish Jam teases in Playin' In The Band.
-- Seamless transition between Discs 2 & 3.
-- I got the Dat around 1999 from the DNC PermaTree.
- Addeddate
- 2005-12-17 10:19:42
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- 0
- Identifier
- gd74-07-21.fob-patched.miller.31436.sbeok.flacf
- Itemtype
- concert
- Lineage
- Sony ECM-22P (FOB) > Cassette Master (Sony TC-152) > Reel > DAT > Tascam DA-20 > Tascam CDRW700 > EAC > Samplitude Professional v7.02 > FLAC16
- Location
- Los Angeles, CA
- Shndiscs
- 2
- Source
- Audience: Sony ECM-22P
- Taped by
- Rob Bertrando and Ed Friedman
- Transferred by
- Charlie Miller and Ken Stuart
- Type
- sound
- Venue
- Hollywood Bowl
- Year
- 1974
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Reviewer:
Sungoddess Studios
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May 21, 2012
Subject: Melt Yourself
Subject: Melt Yourself
wow.
Reviewer:
peasant
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May 21, 2012
Subject: Very fine AUD recording
Subject: Very fine AUD recording
This is so worth listening to because it is such a high quality AUD recording. We need to remember how much more challenging field recording was "back
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in the day." A Sony TC-152 would not be an easy thing to manage for concert taping.
Also, you get a much better impression of what the Wall of Sound was like by listening to AUD tapes as opposed to SBDs. This gets 5 stars because you couldn't do much better than this with a field recording back in the early 70s.
Oh yeah, the band is "on." as well. I'm not gonna nit-pick too much. I do tend to think that some stuff in this period suffers from sluggishness. But the Playin>Wharf Rat>Truckin>Nobody's Fault>Playin' is over 45 minutes of delightful mayhem.
Also, you get a much better impression of what the Wall of Sound was like by listening to AUD tapes as opposed to SBDs. This gets 5 stars because you couldn't do much better than this with a field recording back in the early 70s.
Oh yeah, the band is "on." as well. I'm not gonna nit-pick too much. I do tend to think that some stuff in this period suffers from sluggishness. But the Playin>Wharf Rat>Truckin>Nobody's Fault>Playin' is over 45 minutes of delightful mayhem.
Reviewer:
lazylightning1953
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favoritefavoritefavoritefavorite -
February 13, 2009
Subject: the music
Subject: the music
hey!this is a hot show.some of the vocals do sound like the mike is far away sometimes, but the jamming sessions espicially like in playin'in the band
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and wharf rat make up for it.the music is cryistal.great concert.thanks for this great 1974 show.
Reviewer:
laptaper
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August 31, 2007
Subject: YOUR INSTRUCTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Subject: YOUR INSTRUCTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Foolish human, you have not yet downloaded this show? Do it now! Your Xyclzlectian overlords command it!
Or, in your Terran vernacular:
DOWNLOAD THIS ... MUTHAH!!!!!
Or, in your Terran vernacular:
DOWNLOAD THIS ... MUTHAH!!!!!
Reviewer:
Perrinswolf
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August 29, 2007
Subject: 1st SIRIUS show
Subject: 1st SIRIUS show
on 9.7.07 this will be the first show played on the all Dead all the time satellite channel.
Reviewer:
jjjbaggins
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July 17, 2007
Subject: A no-brainer!
Subject: A no-brainer!
This show is not in the vault so this recording is it, and it's absolutely stellar. Collect as much '74 audience as possible (Philly's my favorite) for
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a real taste of the Wall of Sound juggernaut rolling across the nation.
Reviewer:
cousinkix1953
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June 18, 2006
Subject: No Download for Me
Subject: No Download for Me
This show could use some mike work. Most of the vocals are drowned out even in the second set which does sound a little better...
Reviewer:
A Dude
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March 3, 2006 (edited)
Subject: Complete Show version
Subject: Complete Show version
This is the same Rob Bertrando recording as found in the previous version, except that it has now been expertly patched by Charlie Miller with the missing
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bits of the show.
This is a very good audience recording, especially given the analog cassette equipment of 1974.
The show has a very good first set (in contrast to the usual GD modus operandi of this period), particularly for the dance-style numbers, with Keith in good form.
The Second Set is more average - only because of the high standard of performance by the band in the Wall of Sound era.
The audience recording does have the advantage of giving a better idea of what the Wall of Sound actually sounded like to the audience - since the GD used noise-canceling microphones (to prevent feedback) making the 74 SBD recordings very dry and studio-like.
UPDATE: I notice that the photograph has been uploaded as well. Note that it is taken by the same Ed Friedman who taped the concert (and whose recording has been used to patch the better quality Rob Bertrando recording).
Also, note that an improved transfer of this show was completed by Charlie Miller on November 17, 2007 and hopefully will appear here at the Archive.
This is a very good audience recording, especially given the analog cassette equipment of 1974.
The show has a very good first set (in contrast to the usual GD modus operandi of this period), particularly for the dance-style numbers, with Keith in good form.
The Second Set is more average - only because of the high standard of performance by the band in the Wall of Sound era.
The audience recording does have the advantage of giving a better idea of what the Wall of Sound actually sounded like to the audience - since the GD used noise-canceling microphones (to prevent feedback) making the 74 SBD recordings very dry and studio-like.
UPDATE: I notice that the photograph has been uploaded as well. Note that it is taken by the same Ed Friedman who taped the concert (and whose recording has been used to patch the better quality Rob Bertrando recording).
Also, note that an improved transfer of this show was completed by Charlie Miller on November 17, 2007 and hopefully will appear here at the Archive.
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